Sentence examples for factually that from inspiring English sources

Factually, that's just not feasible.

"We point out to him, factually, that that's not true.

They do not tell us anything, emotionally or factually, that we don't already know.

"I know factually that as an older guy who got hurt in combat, that I'm probably not going to bounce back," he said.

They said bluntly and factually that "armies of business" had invaded Congo to pillage its resources and sell them to the knowing West.

"It is incumbent on Denmark to demonstrate factually that the gravity of the situation justifies putting in place controls which might affect the exercise of free movement of goods, services and persons at the internal borders with Germany and Sweden".

Mr. Fisher said that the claim was "factually inaccurate," and that during Pinnacle's ownership no units were removed from rent stabilization and that turnover averaged 6 percent a year.

"That would appear to me to factually prove that he violated the law," Barton said.

As the #FreeBates campaign gathers momentum on Twitter (some people have a lot of time on their hands – unlike the readers of this blog, obviously), we were reminded that we do not actually, factually know that Bates is innocent.

Morrison started out reading from the old speaking notes and claiming Australia had a "spending problem" rather than a revenue problem – the same (factually incorrect) rationale that led the former government to its disastrous first budget decisions.

According to the Times, he has complained about the press's focus on political point-scoring and, more interestingly, of "false balance", or how reporters give equal weight to both sides of an argument even when one side is factually incorrect.Many assume that balance is a key element of good journalism.